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Albert Camus affirme que « I revolt, therefore we exist. » According to him, rebellion is the sole means to surpass the absurd. However, the true focus of ‘The Rebel’ is how, in the name of rebellion, humanity accommodates crime, leading to the totalitarian states and concentration camps of the 20th century. How did human pride veer off course? The release of this essay was met with intense controversy. Camus’s contemporaries were not ready to accept these truths, which are now evident and bring ‘The Rebel’ into the forefront of current relevance.
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